"This historic milestone marks a tremendous step forward in the evolution and growth of Hollund, which brings us closer to becoming a leading, global, underwater forest management company," stated Peter Meier, President of Hollund. "I would like to take this opportunity to thank our entire team for their contributions in making today's announcement possible. I'd like to further thank Bayano Lake Wood Products for affording us the opportunity to formally partner with them on this project."

Management indicated that the process of securing the Bayano Lake project was a learning experience that will weigh heavily in how the company's affairs will be managed going forward. As of now, the company and its partners are intently focused on the start-up of operations.

Sheldon Romain, Vice President of Hollund, concluded with, "I really want to thank our investors and lenders who stepped in to assist us when the need was greatest. And I would certainly like to thank our shareholders for their unwavering and continued support."

Both executives shared sentiments of enthusiasm for the future of Hollund as it heads into the milestone phase of development and growth. The company will look to provide further updates on its progress at Bayano Lake as well as other opportunities that are being considered.

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